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\ , ■ - *. * iii'h ’. !•''"! • - L ' - • • * ,m •'H'i," ; smmmji • v f .i n*sn.‘ ii ■ foi, ' i ■ .■ • .a a-. 111 I • mi Established 1879. AMERICUS, GEORGIA, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 1^ 18841 ^ DAILY, Pkr Y*ab,...*100 Wkbkly, “ ... s.oo J; !•:'? .-•ini mI * v-jii : *r; * i ?i 19£)TOOei:t 3 UQiWPI ' / f uoil The buyer for cash not only secures the lowest prices, but his trade is bought after. The credit buyer pays two prices for his goods and then is dunned until he is weary of life and shuns the man who credited him as if he had done him au injury. Regarding these factri,! X> ICKS ON, Xn BARXjOW BLOCK, NText Door to Carter’s Shoe Store, it. ,e i/S buys his Clothing and Furnishing Goods tor Cash and sells them for Cash, and is thus enabled to sell better goods for less money than those who do a credit business. For this reason Cash buyers can do better at his store than at those stores where the proprietor has ito make up his credit losses from his cash customers. He does not advertise to sell 1 I • ' ' «• ■- i. i. ..‘•lO •• . • , tail, ir , » -ti Util jiiJ because that would not be business, and because too often “at cost” means the cost to the customer and not; to the merchant. But we .I will say that we will offer tt— 1 -r*> • iltkWUi! iJidtin.’ •> I Jill. '.ii\ . =-■(!] HI O’U 10 Jdo-t fIlf* As we have many fine winter goods that we do not cate to carry over, we would call especial attention to our PINE, ALL-WOOL UNDERWEAR ! the finest goods ever offered in this market, which we are determined to close out, and if you want anything good, now is your chance. We have also a fine line of > , . < ., . • , !f .w • EXTRA FINE CLOTHING I of the best goods, made up in the handsomest style, which we are offering extremely low..,, If you want something good call on us. BEAR IN MIND that all we ask is an examination of our goods and prices, and then if you can find anything in Americus as good* for a less price, we will have nothing to say. Our stock is complete in the line of * , Olotliing: and Furnislilng: Goods ’ and we mean business. Cash buys cheap and we know it, and so will you after you call and see us. ' alH d oImc i/-- tuUi Iwu.a hi.. 1 -Jiii > n hjIjciu ;ir- ■;tfi * Barlow Block, (Next Door to Carter’s .Shoe Store,) Americus, Ga. Americus Recorder vm. .. prai.isi.KU ur : W., JU. OhTnWWIW OFFICE cwr COTTON ITOIIE. PROFESSIONAL Ss BDSIKESS CARDS IfA,WXEMS. C. B. McCROllY, ATTORNEY AT LAW, EIiLAVILIiE, OA. TERMS—All claim* from 80 or mulrr, 8; o» §30 to foOQ, ten per cent. ; ovor ••VH), No charges nnleia coi'lrctlom • _. MISCELLANEOUS. Edwr J. MlHer. C, Horace McCall. I Marble Works, HILLER A RcL’AI.L, Proprietors, Bonthwftfit Corner of Uie Public Rquitr*, AMERICUS. OA. Monuments, Tomb3, Etc.,Etc •f tba beat Italian ami American Marble. Rail Ids far Cemetery Kncloa- ^v . .. > arH|K Specialty. $0,000 At small cost chi. bo oocuret] f ir your .. „ lovtil onee, by joioiOK tbe b,Lv«y,l»u.baaa »nd fattier at. iu Ucru. Iu lodge meclint! llrot »ml third Friday T», u. Forputb r particulars roll • u E. TAYLOll, Die. Or, D, K. Biukoos. Reporter, decllyl DURHAM’S IMPROVED RTAKDARD TIRBI5E! I»the beet constructed and fin- bhea, give* U*t*jr perc*ut»R«. more pow«r,amll* «wW tor I cat money, per hca# power, than In tbe world, iphlti aeut free. h> iW Wirlr. r.ovlDml : y ..., k- ;> . t.l ;\ 1 *;• 1 .•< *'•! >* .i . lira- ooxo “ CALVIN CARTER & SON Vow SOQTS 0RO8@, Public Square, - . Amcrlcu*,Gtt. (!FST GOODS Ktm LEAST MOM! ‘Iffew Store AND New Goods. r V ’ V’V’WrV-Wt r This is My Space I A. IDiBi WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN Knights of Honor. UuyMy,i,u»l»od end father do It. BofU- CIGARS,Etc. I hiivo in itock * beautiful line of *11 bond (aide Sour Uuh Whiskies four year, old. AlhO u very line.quahty of Blended WbInkier, which I will Mil very low FOR CASH ! Whiskey, Tobfieco nod Clgsr*.' A. X). B. MoHBHZXZ, Cotton Avenue, • Under RsdORIlikR Office, - " 1 Atneiicu*,' Gfc STILL LEADS! We invite everybody and the public gen erally to call at our shop arid examine our immense stock of First-Class Finished Single and Double Seat Buggies and One Horse Wagons, of *11 styles and sizes. All of which are of our own manufucture, and will be sold as cheap as it is possible to sell such work in any market In reference to our Single and Double Seat Dexter Buggies, we; will say we were the first to introduce them in this coun try, and have from the beginning up to the present time constantly improved them, and we believe we now. have them perfect. We keep on hand all the while finished from 15 to 25, of these Buggies, with first-class Harness to each buggy, and can sell you , a Buggy arid Harness as cheap as anybody; All we ask is to give us a trial, , T V A word> now 4o those who have old bug gies arid wagons and desire' to have theiri re paired or made new: We will give you more '^ aiiri ,a,b^tter job, for less ^noney;^|i&n any other shop in Americus. Try us and be ■ /f., ... . i inly* v i> r'i’iUi* V . . : t Jft ,t 'i ..uf; ; r t» I V-: 1 Americus Chb, July 25,1884. - HRS. FRED LEWIS’. . ^ ■■ }i *t y - . isd you ..1 .uJrif.jrKiy . Americus, Ga., Aug-X 1884 tf '» ftiw Meat Market. * TTr... i in":1 PROVISION STORE. ,1> i i[ us-li. i-.. u 'vhiiiO, o.C w. .. nJi- noUho'j/H i Btv. iiiiJ .» r .n io'wtiiq'rrwfb ucyiiHAM* Aviagijji ^iP^TTTriWT'” *v » buU IU no UMl Ml, ^' ,!w > -u'l t.l PH? IBB, rplI, M »BttW?l,: luniaiV- ■: i ll VI iifCPO! Green Groceries and ProrMoM, f fj/li 'Jf>b rJifhvii'ic g\iljfar l S!!fai > £5; . iWi M